New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
CAMPAIGN ZEAL WAXING HOTTER.

rvcorpACIyG REPORTS RECEIVED BY EEPCBLl-
CANs-rARNEsr EFFORT ALL OVER THE STATE.
The most encouraging reports are rccc'eu III Tue me-
nnbcan State Committee Headquarters about the
enthusiasm with which Republicans over the Nta'e are
coming up the work Of the canvass III st. Lawrence
County meetings have been arranged In every town
| General John H. Warwick, OF BROOKLYN IL 10 make
series of speeches In the county, ana the ocal orators
including General y. NJ Curtis. eNSpeaker George H
Erwin and others will take the stump They propose to
have out the full Republican vote OF the county ihe'
interest is only illustration OF what Il going on IN
| other localities where there large Republican
maorities, and where IT is ordinarily dihc 10 prhs
out a full vote except in Presldenuai year 0e"N'"
IIiscock's campaign waichwords harmony an"
ORGANIZE" seem TO have boon caught up all over tho
State There are reports from western Ne"-i"rA shoo
Senator Hscock began his series OF speeches therc
by Colonel Grant. which indicate growing
campaign zeal ana enthusiasm. The speech OF eX-oeh
ator Warner Miller at jamestown has had faVoraDie
effect on party disturbances, and they nave oeen
materially allayed.
Every day, mail brings evidence to the committee
that old Republicans who have been acting with the
Prohibition party organization. believe that the present
emergency demands their return To their hr't love
letter from C. II. Fletcher OF Berlin. illustrates ms
general tendency Of Prohibtioniss who were formerly
Republicans lie writes
left the Republican party six years ago. because
was opposed 10 the saloon influence. nave
noticed and with profoundly grateful feeling great
change in my old party during the past two years
noticed with particular pleasure the passage % s"Ner
strong temperance bills BY the Legislature last winter
and a refusal pass the bills that the saloons de-
handed read with pleasure what me Albany hrfHmg
.Ionrnal said. and what THE NEw-YokK TRiht ~ ana
other Republican papers OF prominence and power say
In favor OF the Temperance cause. mud mat every
where so far ~ my observation extends the Republican
party and the Republican press have n; last been
aroused against the terrible political strength OF the
saloon Interest and Democratic party combined
Now that # stands where does. aud think 1t stands
there because Of the labor Of the Prohibition party,
would be untrue the great cause have near nv heart
II did not hasten to MT MP rs hands and encourage the
strong and decided sentiment that party no" i"r me
nr-t time marife~ts against Tie saloon. now j" He
Golden opportunity for friends or Prohibition Z" show
ncit strength. The Dcmocric party has "rr'led 7"i
openly against and la-t winter II m'Ir ny. snl
complete alliance with AMI Surrender 10 the -alo"ns
The liquor dealers as'oci ton N" brewer a,'oc,3n
and the disiillrrs are all hrdrtly III "''lu WI '""
| Dcmoclatic policy | am heartily ns.ln,l 'n nom, 49,
Republican defeat this f means me Ic,ea, Oi tn' ho
powerful and most cohesive ma" 81 t"mprr"'r 'iN"
Gates found In the state II means onS sep back
| party whoIl know t. vote with me
,i Nni" Greio ~ he Anti aon mo2cncn Major
/ Bnndv Mahlon Chance. lie Roy D. Crane. M"rvehe W
James \. Denison. Genera! james l. ol'cirne luo, W
3argr.' r ,h'' ,, J"In I'bn 1i,r,eu so,on b
/ Smith and Judge Jacob Patterson
| Nj Chance who has been speaking FOR a week IN
AMI Chcmuug Counties. reported the interest IN
Tho canvass a growing every day We shall elect tho
state ticket 10y handsome majority II th" indications
have be relied upon being the -hne over ic
state" said hc. In the manufacturing places Tho tafu
question turning VOTERS our Win The farmers
the taxation and liquor issues are making favorable
impression for EvoryVhere there i dcnnlt" phI
pose on tie part of Republicans 10 bring ont every vot"
and roll up enormous majority. Every ono arlrccl
aics that this year the key 0f next year
The committee has received word from General p =
Moves Governor Of ohio and cN Minister 10 France
that he all week 70 IN" canvass In ms
state. The General Is one legged soldier whose eioAI
and forchlc orniory Ia, great charms Tor his oil lco"
comrades aud FOR the public
There have been many appeal. from over me 0t"t"
that a effort Doc made 10 have Governor joseph L.
Foraker Of ohio. into the canvass Toy h least on,
spnec II tho cXgeucics OF his campaign pr'fcnci
him from making more. An Informal request "h- roh
veyed him this effect but his gagcncnis at home
had been made Ia every day until election, ana II
was impossible for him 10 meet the appeal
John Brennan. OF Sioux city, Iowa, an eloquent lr-h
American VIII make ak speeches IN The state "F the
Republican ilclct al places yet Ia be announced .
The committee has secured Congressman J. I.
Burrows, OF Michigan, for four meetings a. follows
syracuse. tonight: Auburn. October 10; NArcrlY,
October 20. Penn YAM October Il. Senator Frye Of
Maine will speak Al WAtertown October u syracuse
November 2.